WalkingPad Folding Treadmill, Ultra Slim Foldable Treadmill Smart Fold Walking Pad Portable Safety Non Holder Gym and Running Device P1 Grey 0.5-3.72MPH

I’m only in week 1 of owning the walking pad and I’ve used it every day for at least an hour. It’s not the lightest and I could see how some might consider it bulky, but I’m a petite woman in a 12’x12’ home office and it fits me and my space very well; I’m also able to lift and move it without issue. I purchased this when moving to a fully remote job and I’m very thankful I did, as I’m very much a busy body and often buzzed around the corporate office. The weather is cold now so getting my walks in are made very simple with the walking pad; and it’s convenience allows me to do shorter, but more frequent walks throughout the day. For me, the pad feels quite sturdy under my feet, like I don’t bounce around on it/doesn’t feel like it’s going to break under me. One thing I did need to get used to was that this belt is not as wide as a typical treadmill. If someone is aware that they may take up more space, or prefer more room to work with, then a compact treadmill like this isn’t for you. Other than that, I didn’t have any trouble getting the pad up and running. The remote isn’t intuitive, but it’s just very simple/basic, but it works just fine! I even like that it tells me the amount of time I’ve been on it and my step count. Simple and sturdy. If you work from home full time and can commit to more movement throughout the day, the walking pad can help make great changes to your health. Having it does nothing, using it is the key. I felt it was worth the money and so far do not regret such a large purchase. Purchase a bottle of treadmill lube also (don’t need an applicator). I will certainly update this post if I begin to have issues with the quality or technology.

I've had my new walking pad for about 2 weeks now, and have used it 1-2 times per day since getting it set up. I found it nearly impossible to find a universally-adored walking pad on amazon, so went with this option because of the mid-price point and the fact that it folds in half. I haven't had any issues with it so far - it folds relatively easily (yes, it's heavy and cumbersome to move around, but the wheels do help), works in my small-ish space, and functions reliably. Set up was super fast and easy. I downloaded the app without issue and have been using that exclusively as my "remote" - I found the actual remote sort of fussy to use in comparison, but I'm sure if I gave it a try I could sort it out. I did have to adjust the belt with the included tool once, and since then it has been pretty consistently centered. I'm not someone with a great deal of experience with walking pads or treadmills, so it is hard to draw comparisons, but I have loved integrating this into my work routine by pairing it with my standing desk. No complaints and would recommend to others!

Having a walking pad in my TV area got me into walking during the winter for about 30 - 60 minutes whenever I remembered to do it while watching TV. This pad is a good one since the width allows me to walk without watching not to step on the edge and trip, but also is just long enough for my full stride ( I have a 31" inseam). After 3 years of owning it, and periodic (no constant) use, it now has a bad squeak sound so I think I need to oil something. If I could afford it, I think I would get one that stands upright when not in use. But this one has wheels so I can move it to another room when I do not want it in the way of guests.

TL,DR; I had this product for a bit less than two months before I started having serious issues. I estimate approximately 120 hours use before these issues began. Support had me carry it to a hard surface multiple times and submit multiple videos without providing actual help. I am out $350 because support will not replace my broken unit and instead wants to keep troubleshooting the problems that I am having. Oh, and Support is in India so I am having to wait a full day for each response... They do not begin responding until 10pm my time.While the WalkingPad website mentions using these on carpet is a-ok, do not trust this! The folding mechanism wore out because of minor flexing that occurs with walking on a carpet. WalkingPad support asked me to bring the Pad to a hard surface to show video of the issues. When I sent a video showing that the Pad is making very loud screeching/grinding noises when walking on a hard surface, they told me this is normal and to put the front half on a table and press down hard on the back half.After I did this and submitted a new video showing that it still has issues (and now overheats like crazy after 20 minutes of walking), they wanted more videos of the product.... My only hard surface in my home is in the kitchen and bathrooms... I am DONE bending over backwards to show customer support the issues that I am having. THE FOLDING MECHANISM WILL BREAK ON CARPET WITH EXTENDED USE!Worth mentioning, I used the recommended WalkingPad Mat and treadmill lube during my ownership. This has a capacity of 220lb and I am only 180lb.

Comes in a pretty hefty box but was easy to assemble and get up and running. The remote is easy to operate and the folding of the device itself seems reliable and secure. I use this on a carpet floor and it has been working just fine! I've been able to add an extra 200-400 calories burned per day according to my apple watch and easily hit the 10k steps on a daily basis!Pros:- Easy to set up- Relatively quiet, I don't have to turn up my speakers and people don't hear it over calls- Easy to maneuver with the wheels- Suitable for slow walkers and speed walkers (I can get up to a very light jog on this)Cons:- Remote seems to lag when you first activate it and you have to cycle to different screens to view a certain window (more of an annoyance)- The app that it asks you to download seems. to not be available in the USA (not that its needed)